Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:58     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names

Phil
Casey
Danny
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:56     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here - I should have mentioned that we would name him the full name (Benjamin, Samuel, Charles, etc.) but call him a nickname. It's just easier to talk about the nicknames!

I like Tim and Andy, but DH doesn't.

We have talked a lot about Peter, but I don't really like Pete. Is Peter still a nice guy name?



I was raped by a Pete in college, so not a nice guy name to me. (I realize that's not a universal quality. Still. Gives me shivers.)

Patrick or Jack would be my choices. Nate is good too.


Discretion is the better part of valor, PP.


Are you saying I should be discrete about the person who raped me?

The OP asked for opinions about names. I shared mine. It's authentic. Deal with it.


No, she was not suggesting that you should be discrete. She was suggesting that you should be discreet.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:41     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:Everyone's interpretation of which names are nice guy names will be different based on actual ppl they have known w the name...for me, the nicest guys that I know are: Joe, Ben, Henry, Harry, Dan, Rob, John, William, Barney, Ezra, Andrew, Evan, Chris

Take from that what you will

Names that I have bad connotations w are more plentiful and I won't list them bc who cares but I'll just say that I've never known a Matt or a Jason who wasn't kind of a jerk. Also seem to be a lot of bad Joshes and Tylers out there


No way! My brother-in-law is a Jason and one of the nicest men I've ever met. I also have an ex-boyfriend named Jason, but the niceness-factor isn't why we broke up.

Good luck naming your kid, OP. I'm due in a couple of weeks and can't come up with a boys name either!
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:34     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names

David
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:33     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here - I should have mentioned that we would name him the full name (Benjamin, Samuel, Charles, etc.) but call him a nickname. It's just easier to talk about the nicknames!

I like Tim and Andy, but DH doesn't.

We have talked a lot about Peter, but I don't really like Pete. Is Peter still a nice guy name?



I was raped by a Pete in college, so not a nice guy name to me. (I realize that's not a universal quality. Still. Gives me shivers.)

Patrick or Jack would be my choices. Nate is good too.


Discretion is the better part of valor, PP.


Are you saying I should be discrete about the person who raped me?

The OP asked for opinions about names. I shared mine. It's authentic. Deal with it.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:28     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names

Everyone's interpretation of which names are nice guy names will be different based on actual ppl they have known w the name...for me, the nicest guys that I know are: Joe, Ben, Henry, Harry, Dan, Rob, John, William, Barney, Ezra, Andrew, Evan, Chris

Take from that what you will

Names that I have bad connotations w are more plentiful and I won't list them bc who cares but I'll just say that I've never known a Matt or a Jason who wasn't kind of a jerk. Also seem to be a lot of bad Joshes and Tylers out there
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:25     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Jim from "The Office" is the kinda guy you're looking for, right? Jim!

Bob's a jerk. For real. Do not Bob.

Sam is a nice guy, too.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:21     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Adam

+1
-Adam's mom


Another Adam's mom. I was going to suggest it. My Adam is nice. All the Adams I knew from my generation were nice, too. I think it's around 65 in the SS index top baby names.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 20:13     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Colin
Timothy
Jonah
Conrad
Noah
Henry
Elijah
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 19:56     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Andy! Andy's your pal! Andy will lend you anything, buy you a beer...


Andy, maybe, but not "Drew" or even 'Andrew.'

Every Drew/Andrew I've known has been a cheater, misogynist, or had some form of or narcissism or severe personality disorder.



You don’t know my son, then. Andrew.


Moms are never biased. Never ever never.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 19:51     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Andy! Andy's your pal! Andy will lend you anything, buy you a beer...


Andy, maybe, but not "Drew" or even 'Andrew.'

Every Drew/Andrew I've known has been a cheater, misogynist, or had some form of or narcissism or severe personality disorder.



You don’t know my son, then. Andrew.


I think I know you IRL. and you are super uptight.

FWIW, I agree about "Andy". Love that guy.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 19:36     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Andy! Andy's your pal! Andy will lend you anything, buy you a beer...


Andy, maybe, but not "Drew" or even 'Andrew.'

Every Drew/Andrew I've known has been a cheater, misogynist, or had some form of or narcissism or severe personality disorder.



You don’t know my son, then. Andrew.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 19:24     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Danny
Noah
Thomas/Tommy
David
Brian
Joe
John
Jimmy
Paul (every Paul I know is kind)
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 19:20     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here - I should have mentioned that we would name him the full name (Benjamin, Samuel, Charles, etc.) but call him a nickname. It's just easier to talk about the nicknames!

I like Tim and Andy, but DH doesn't.

We have talked a lot about Peter, but I don't really like Pete. Is Peter still a nice guy name?



I was raped by a Pete in college, so not a nice guy name to me. (I realize that's not a universal quality. Still. Gives me shivers.)

Patrick or Jack would be my choices. Nate is good too.


Discretion is the better part of valor, PP.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 18:53     Subject: "Nice guy" names

Roger and Kevin.